6-1- Ian, Brice
6-2 Elyse, Sergio
6-3- Clay, Marta
In a multistep inequality you must get the variable to one side of the equation. You have to undo the operation on the one side to get the variable isolated on the other side of the inequality. Once you get the variable on the one side and the constant on the other side of the inequality then you have to simplify the equation by dividing. Then you graph the equation on a number line. Example: -4-5v< -29 First add 4 to both sides to get -5v<-25. Then divide both sides by negitive 5. since you are divinding by a negitive you have to flip the sign. the final answer is v>5
6-4- Ana, Anna
6-5- Barry, Deb
6-6- Tim, Sara
7-1- Chase, Maggie
7-2 Brittany, Raphael
7-3- Kyle, Brodie
All topics are due 2 cycles after the date taught
4-5- Deb, Tim
4-3/6- Sara, Chase
5-1- Maggie, Brittany
5-2- Raphael, Kyle
5-3- Brodie, Tyler
5-4- Abbie, Connor
5-5- Kyrsten, Phat
5-6- TO, Cole
6-1- Ian, Brice
6-2 Elyse, Sergio
6-3- Clay, Marta
In a multistep inequality you must get the variable to one side of the equation. You have to undo the operation on the one side to get the variable isolated on the other side of the inequality. Once you get the variable on the one side and the constant on the other side of the inequality then you have to simplify the equation by dividing. Then you graph the equation on a number line. Example: -4-5v< -29 First add 4 to both sides to get -5v<-25. Then divide both sides by negitive 5. since you are divinding by a negitive you have to flip the sign. the final answer is v>5
6-4- Ana, Anna
6-5- Barry, Deb
6-6- Tim, Sara
7-1- Chase, Maggie
7-2 Brittany, Raphael
7-3- Kyle, Brodie